
Apartments near Third Lake Market in Madison, WI (702 Rentals)


614 W Doty St

206 N 6th St

Witte Hall

417 Elmside Blvd

232 S Fair Oaks Ave

Chadbourne Hall

Sellery Hall

Zoe Bayliss House

908-912 W Dayton St

Davis Residence Hall

Bay View Apartments

Gay Braxton

Smith Hall

213 N Brooks St

219 N Brooks St

Colonial Corner

Karabis

2904 Milwaukee St

1040 Spring St

Private Apartment Buildings

Parkside Highrise & Townhomes

Algoma Apartments

801 Mayer Ave

3138 Thorp St

1224 Spring St

1125 Saint James Ct

515/517 S Brooks St

2910 Hoard St

2922 Hoard St

1126 Vilas Ave

2905 Commercial Ave

1030-1036 Emerald St

3312 Milwaukee St

1312 Chandler St

925 Haywood Dr

3030 Commercial Ave

1123 Emerald St

3034 Commercial Ave

PARK LOFTS

905 N Oak St

523 Wingra St

612-614 Memphis Ave

611 Powers Ave

508-516 N Fair Oaks Ave

3201 Ridgeway Ave

Blue Wren Apartments

Willy Street Central

821 Williamson St

Livingston Place

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